Sentence examples similar to principle of paragraph from inspiring English sources
In academic circles, "rhetoric" referred largely to principles of "belles lettres" until "belletristic" became a pejorative; then "rhetoric" in a host of college "composition" courses referred to less philosophically troublesome principles of paragraph development and thematic arrangement.
In keeping with the established principle of strict liability, Paragraph 5 of the proposed offence in Table 1 reverses the burden of proof with regard to intent; it is for the accused to demonstrate that they are innocent and not for the prosecuting authority to prove intent (which is challenging and often a barrier to prosecution).
(b) Some situations illustrating the application of the principles stated in paragraph (a) of this section may be mentioned.
Also very doubtful are the provisions of paragraph 4, which constitute a breach of the principle of confidentiality of commercial information.
In it they demanded the political science department withdraw its sponsorship of the event while shamelessly appealing to the principle of academic freedom in the same paragraph!
On the basis of this interpretation of Paragraph 38(1) of the UrhG, agreements departing from this principle of direct and original allocation are void.
Applying these principles, we construe the right against compelled self-incrimination preserved by Paragraph XVI in the light of the meaning of Paragraph XVI's materially identical ancestors.
30 The wording of that provision must therefore be interpreted by applying the principle of strict interpretation, as referred to in paragraph 23 of the present judgment.
It was added that the first two paragraphs of the German proposals were regarded as contradictory to the principle of the self-determination of peoples.
